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By Newcastle University On April 3, 2024

Finding the link between Parkinson's and delirium

Older people with Parkinson’s are at increased risk of delirium and worse outcomes compared to those without, according to a new...

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Tags: Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On March 28, 2024

Bringing sustainable design to the Stephenson Building

As you enter the city and approach the Newcastle University campus on Claremont Road, the progressing redevelopment of the...

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Tags: One Planet, Working with Business, Stephenson Building,

By Newcastle University On March 26, 2024

Cracking techniques for maximising vitamin D in eggs

How do you like your eggs in the morning: scrambled, or fried? The difference can mean more than just personal taste.

Over 90% of...

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Tags: Working with Business, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On March 25, 2024

How we're helping diagnose unexplained kidney disease

Scientists at Newcastle University have identified a new method of analysing genomic data in a major discovery that means...

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Tags: Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On March 22, 2024

The future of ADHD diagnosis, powered by Newcastle research and AI

Researchers at Newcastle University are leading an interdisciplinary team to develop a machine that uses artificial intelligence...

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Tags: Data, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On March 6, 2024

How we discovered an ancient river landscape beneath the ice

Scientists at Newcastle University are part of a research team that has discovered an ancient river landscape preserved beneath...

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Tags: One Planet, Research Excellence, Sustainable Development

By Newcastle University On March 5, 2024

From fungi to furniture: the future of sustainable design?

Researchers at the Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment have created a material that has huge potential to transform...

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Tags: Cities and Place, Research Excellence, Sustainable Development

By Newcastle University On February 9, 2024

Women in STEM

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science we're celebrating some of the incredible women we have in STEM roles here at...

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Tags: Community, Research

By Newcastle University On February 2, 2024

An apple a day - cancer risk factors and lifestyle choices

An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but a diet rich in wholegrains, vegetables, fruit, and beans could dramatically reduce...

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Tags: Research, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On January 31, 2024

Deep-ocean fire-ice has felt the heat of global warming

Vast amounts of fire-ice – frozen methane trapped under our oceans – is more vulnerable to melting than scientists previously...

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Tags: One Planet, Sustainable Development, Global

By Newcastle University On January 8, 2024

When sticky becomes unsticky - the invention of reversible glue

Newcastle University engineers have pioneered a water-based reversible glue that promises to change how we recycle.

With...

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Tags: One Planet, Engineering, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On December 14, 2023

Our 2023 research and innovation round up

Explore the work of our researchers and collaborators and the impact we're having.

What is a person?
Unlocking the...

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Tags: Working with Business, Research Excellence, Sustainable Development,

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Finding the link between Parkinson's and delirium

Older people with Parkinson’s are at increased risk of delirium and worse outcomes compared to those without, according to a new...

Bringing sustainable design to the Stephenson Building

As you enter the city and approach the Newcastle University campus on Claremont Road, the progressing redevelopment of the...

Cracking techniques for maximising vitamin D in eggs

How do you like your eggs in the morning: scrambled, or fried? The difference can mean more than just personal taste.

How we're helping diagnose unexplained kidney disease

Scientists at Newcastle University have identified a new method of analysing genomic data in a major discovery that means...

The future of ADHD diagnosis, powered by Newcastle research and AI

Researchers at Newcastle University are leading an interdisciplinary team to develop a machine that uses artificial intelligence...

How we discovered an ancient river landscape beneath the ice

Scientists at Newcastle University are part of a research team that has discovered an ancient river landscape preserved beneath...

From fungi to furniture: the future of sustainable design?

Researchers at the Hub for Biotechnology in the Built Environment have created a material that has huge potential to transform...

Women in STEM

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science we're celebrating some of the incredible women we have in STEM roles here at...

An apple a day - cancer risk factors and lifestyle choices

An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but a diet rich in wholegrains, vegetables, fruit, and beans could dramatically reduce...

Deep-ocean fire-ice has felt the heat of global warming

Vast amounts of fire-ice – frozen methane trapped under our oceans – is more vulnerable to melting than scientists previously...

When sticky becomes unsticky - the invention of reversible glue

Newcastle University engineers have pioneered a water-based reversible glue that promises to change how we recycle.

Our 2023 research and innovation round up

Explore the work of our researchers and collaborators and the impact we're having.

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